Hello,
I think B4A is great.
I think the biggest feature that is missing is the ability to integrate third-party libraries.
There are a ton of useful libraries out there. It's just not possible to write a custom interface or wait for someone else to provide an interface. Then there is a question of library updates and new features…
If I go to a company and say I want to use B4A, the first question they will ask is: "Can we use third-party libraries?". Right now I'd have to say, "Yes, but".
I know there are technical hurdles, but if even interfacing to most third-party libraries was possible, I think that would be a huge feature for B4A.
Thanks for a fantastic tool,
Barry.
I think B4A is great.
I think the biggest feature that is missing is the ability to integrate third-party libraries.
There are a ton of useful libraries out there. It's just not possible to write a custom interface or wait for someone else to provide an interface. Then there is a question of library updates and new features…
If I go to a company and say I want to use B4A, the first question they will ask is: "Can we use third-party libraries?". Right now I'd have to say, "Yes, but".
I know there are technical hurdles, but if even interfacing to most third-party libraries was possible, I think that would be a huge feature for B4A.
Thanks for a fantastic tool,
Barry.